EdTech Case Studies That Speak for Themselves
From question bank pipelines to curriculum alignment frameworks — here's what Vaidik Eduservices has delivered for publishers, platforms, and learning companies across the globe.
How a GCSE Publisher Cut Item Development Time by 62%
A leading UK educational publisher needed 4,200 exam-ready items aligned to AQA and Edexcel specifications across Maths, Science, and English. Their internal team faced capacity ceilings and inconsistent difficulty calibration. Vaidik Eduservices stepped in with a dedicated content team, structured psychometric review cycles, and a QTI 2.1-ready export pipeline — delivering every item on time and within IRT-validated difficulty parameters.
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Projects Across Markets & Disciplines
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A-Level Question Bank for a Specialist Science Publisher
Developed 1,800 A-Level Biology and Chemistry questions mapped to AQA, OCR, and WJEC syllabi. Items included extended answer scaffolds, command-word alignment, and mark-scheme rationales.
Multi-State Curriculum Alignment for a K–12 LMS Platform
Mapped an existing K–12 content library to Common Core, NGSS, and 14 state-specific standards — enabling the platform to expand into new US districts with verified alignment documentation.
STEM Content Suite for an Australian EdTech Startup
Built 40 hours of interactive STEM content — storyboards, animations briefs, formative assessments, and SCORM-packaged modules — for a Years 7–12 platform in New South Wales.
Bilingual Assessment Bank for a UAE Ministry EdTech Initiative
Produced a bilingual (Arabic/English) question bank for Grades 6–10 aligned with the UAE National Curriculum Framework, incorporating adaptive difficulty tiers and MOE metadata tagging.
Healthcare Training Content for a US Compliance Platform
Developed scenario-based eLearning modules for a healthcare compliance SaaS — covering HIPAA, infection control, and patient safety — validated against NCLEX competency frameworks.
IB and Cambridge IGCSE Dual-Aligned Resource Library
Created a 3,000-item resource library dual-aligned to IB Diploma and Cambridge IGCSE syllabi for an international school group operating across Australia, the UK, and Southeast Asia.
Our Strongest Market — Built on US EdTech Standards
From K–12 district procurement to healthcare compliance SaaS — here's what our USA work looks like in depth.
How Every Case Study Gets Built
A repeatable four-stage process that lets us move fast without compromising accuracy or alignment.
Scope & Standards Audit
We map your content requirements to the target curriculum framework, qualification body, or learning standard before a single item is written.
Expert Content Development
Subject-specialist writers and instructional designers produce content — questions, modules, or curriculum maps — at the depth your learners need.
Psychometric & Editorial Review
Every deliverable passes through dual review: subject accuracy check and psychometric quality validation against Bloom's levels or IRT parameters.
Structured Delivery
Output arrives in your required format — QTI 2.1, SCORM, Excel, or CMS-ready — with full metadata, tagging, and handover documentation.
Trusted by EdTech Teams Worldwide
Feedback from publishers, platform leads, and learning designers who've worked with us.
Vaidik's team turned around 1,200 GCSE-ready items in under eight weeks — every one aligned and mark-scheme complete. Our internal team couldn't have managed that at twice the time.
We needed multi-state standards alignment done right — not just crosswalked but verified. Vaidik delivered a document our district partners actually trusted. That's rare.
The SCORM modules they built for our platform worked first time, every time. Clean structure, solid instructional design, and finished three weeks early. We're already planning the next project.
Built for Your Market's Standards
Every education market has its own qualification bodies, curriculum frameworks, and learner expectations. Our teams are briefed to those specifics before work begins — so deliverables arrive ready for your context, not just adapted from somewhere else.
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